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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-15

ben YontiRtats 9spGnbsrn seidmatt. @r
erbdlt bic Sanbulen, ben 8iua, ben Stab
unb bic Witra. Setn arnt 1T lebsnsldn9'
lid. Semel Abbas, semper Abbas. @ius
NAL Mbt, INNER 9lb:, iast &om.
Oie grebist Bel bisier 9~slssenbeit btelt
Der bo1w'ite Nbt SEQ 9aio. uuter Nnbea
rem iaate er: Sie beutiae Seier pern.i,:
IaBt cine &eibe erbsbenoer @ebanten. fe
ertnnert uns an ben abt, Der in ben 40er
sSabren ben 8enebittiners Srben mad Nmes
rita perpflanste, unb bsiIen @irtsn nit @ots
tes Segen belobut pu,oe. Der Srben lit
iest iiber einen sroBen Ebeil amerita's
ausasbreitet, unb es beiinben fi9 bidbenbe
abteien IN 8enniplpania, Winneiota, Rans
Ias, Nortb Carolina unS Snbien Ssrri.
tom. Die @irtIamtsit bsr 8e,rsbittiner
eritrett i9 penn NtIautii6en bis gum
Stiaeu Reere, unb ie pireen ni9t bloB
unter ben @eiBen, ~ionoeru au6 unter ben
Ntesern i'm Sioen uno ben Snbianern i'm
Gorbeu. Sas SsnffOrnleir, 'bas Der bod
pirbtsite @rSabt Wiramer in bic @roe ses
lest, lit gu einem blii6enben Baum beran>
aepa1ien. Nur @ines erfiiat mid nit
9rcBtem 2eioe, baB Der bo9w'i te Serr Nbt,
auf belIsn @irtlamteit i'd biuseuieisn unb
beIsn Gage our Beige sebeu, nidt in unies
rer Mttte iein tunn. Grsabt @immer bat
ft6 cine gIdnseube StelIe in Der @si9idte
Der tatbolil6eu Stride 4mertta's erpOrs
ben, uno mir bitten Soft, baB @r Sisien
uniersu Slater uns nod LANCE erbnIten
m6se. @r bat @ouesien, Rl6lter, Semis
narien seitiftet unb bat apuitel ausseiuubt,
um ben Gutenberg oeS Serru gu beitellen.
gr bat Sdulen errt@tet uno i9 bes Der:
auwa6lenben @eidleGtes onsenommeu.
Die sesenpartige Seier ~ertnnert uns aud
an bic 0eibe Der sObaoisn Aebts, bic in ben
usrhonenen 400 Slbren uuf bieielbe @eiie
an bic Spise betligsr Srbens9emetnoer
setreten. Son benz Satriar6eu uuieres
Srbens unb befen Stift auf Monte @afiuc
merle ib etnen glid ilbsr europa. lleberal
erbItfe i'd 8enebifttner: W6n6s i'm Sesrif,
fe, &I6iter, Semtuurien, 9oas9ien uni
S6ulsn gu erri6tsu. aberaa fiube i'd fl
NIT ben ,idDnen 6iiniten unb Biiieni8at,
ten bei9dftigt, iiberau iebe t6 lie nit Slsit
oas 2ano bebauenb uub bic S6lter beIeb;
renb, baB arbeit bic Reni3sn ni9t emit
piiroige, ionbern pereoele. 8es 8enebif:
ttner's 2~Oiunssport mar unb wirb immer'
bar iein:
Ora ct labora (bste unb arbeite).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-15
2lbt &ilarimS Yfrdm8te, o. S. B.
D.. D., stuetter stbt Der ct.
@arten' @btet, Vetus
orf, u. q.
art, u. z.

Sim II. Srbruar fan6 bic feierlide
@eibe bes bo9p'iteH Serrn g. SiIarius
8irdn9Ee gum Speiten Nbte Der ct. Mas
rtens 9lbtei In Nemart, in Der ct. 8incsutss
Ibtei, Penu., itatt. 9ti3Of 8beIun bon
pitt8burg, 9enn., pOuSOs bic @eibe. @ez
genmdttig waren aud bic bodrU'iten 9ers
rem gtf46fe Opsn9er BON Sort @apne
nnb @aaen pOn @rie; ferner bic bO6p's
item 6errsn aette: Snrocsn5 BoIf pom
&t9iion, &GnlaS, Geo 9aio BON Nortb
@aroIina, MleriuS @oelbro6 uou Minnes
iota un6 cine be6eutenbe &uSu6l pom @eiits
li6en aus benz. @elts unb Srbensclerus.
stu9 maren piele 6rsunoe bes neuen @bteS
arpeIenb. llngefd5r 400 auSpdrtige @dlte
baebrten bic ST. 8tncsuts :gbtst NIT ibrsr
@e9enpart bel cieier feterlt9er @elegens
belt. Die Stride mar pra6tuou 9e5tert
unb perlieb Der sanseu 6sierIi9tsit eiuen
beioubsren Slang. Bdbrenb Der 6eiers
li5teit mai iie sebranst pol. &uf Der
BsunipIoanias Sabu fubr on bieiem Gage
elm 9rtra3ug mad Ga Erobe. Die @eres
monisn in Der Stride nabmsn ibrsn anfaWs
UNI % llbr unb bausrtsn Bis l llbr Na9s
mittass. User ie bel Der CONFEDERATION
zines Btidofes auweienb mar, bat iomit
aud cine abtusibe ssieben, benn bic beioen
Weiben uutsri9sioen fi9 BLOB in benz, baB
BET Der e~ritersn bic Salbuns porssnommen
pirb. Der nsus abt Iest bas @laubenss
betenntniB al, 70 wis ben Pfi9teib, bsftebt
bas porssidrisbene gramen, wirb bann nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-15
(S6luB fol9t.)
Correspondent aus Sifinbieu,

@ie uniere Qeier pislei9t piilsu, 1T ben
8dtern Der @eieui9aft Selu, bic sur bell
gii9sn Bropin3 oieiss Oroens geb6ren, ais
6eIO Der Tbdttsteit Snbisn angepielen.
Wie ie bort ieseusrei9 wirfen, benefit bic
fotsenbe Gorrelponbsns, bic uns elm outer
6reunb BON bort 3ui9ift.
Calcutta, ben IS. Sauuar 1887.
Su einsm Siitritte bes aussebsbnten
Ttcariats, oas uns Sur ausbrettuug uuieres
81. @laubens anertannt lit, bat ii6 in
iinsiter 3eit cine gang auBerorbentliae
Bewe9ung unter Der einbsimiiden geuSl,
ferung fiinbseSeben. Die @naOe @ottes
bat srOBartiS sewirft, wie aus ben 3ablen,
Die ib unten aniibren werbe, erbeat.
Der erpdbnte geSirf Iiest In elmer @nt>
fernnns pon stpa 2-3 EusereiIen weltli6
BON Calcutta. Sis Dor turSer 3eit parerr
bic Yrotsitanten alsin bort tBatis. 8as
bieie Ssrren tbrsu Qeuten iber Bic tatbos
lii9en Prieiter iasten, mar fir bic 2sstern
nt9t ssrabs i9mei9eIbaft. aber aera6e
bisie 2igen, ODER bod rnpabrbeiten, iolten
ibnen etnen Stri9 our3 bic &e9nuns
MAIDEN.
Sin iunser Wiiiionar aus geIsien gee
birtis, wurbe bortbin sei6itt. QlS es
nun betauut wuroe, bag Elm fatbolii5er
Yrislter angefommsn iet uno ieinen aufs
sntbult in ibrer Witte aufsei9lagen babe,
purbe bic Reusteroe Der Qeute qerei,t:
batten fe ia iett bic @eIegenbeit aus
eisener @rfabruns fennen gu %lernen, mas
fir Elm Resid Der tatbolii9e Brieiter iei.
sic besannen beBbalb i'm su betra5ten,
gu prifen unb gu ituoiereu. 0o1 wis
groB wirb ibr @ritaunen sepeien isin, als
iie fanoen, baB bas ibnen porssmalte Bib
nt9t gu benz Originate paste. Sbr
Wtiiiiondr bate ibnen llnpabrbsitsn ses
iast. 0aS mar mad ibrer auifaHang ni9t
In Der Srbuuns. Oo9 bier blieben ie
ni9t iteben. @ott riibrte bic 9erSen ber
tire seletteteu 2eute unb in beQen Saufen
pen6eten fe benz SrrIebrer ben &ifen, Inn
ii9 benz pabren 4poiteI an5ui9lieben.
gs waren etpas iiber so &atboliten In
benz Oiitritte, ais infer Wtiiionar gesen
Gnbe Ses Sabres 1885 bort antam. @m
l. gusuf 1886 belief fi1 bic 8abl auf
1857; am Is. @usuit auf ca. 1900; aut
90. SeieIben Wonats auf 1000 unb am l..
DECEMBER 1886 auf $500.
Seit lsstem Datum Il. Dss.) bat cine
betrd4tlide @n5abl san5sr DSrfsr ii9 nit
Der Bite um aufnabms In bic tatboliide
6ir4e an &eu. g. 9ispens S. j. unfern
Wiifondr = sswanbt. Die Seelsn3abl
fam i4 ni9t senau anssben. Sd CLAUDE
absr ni4t 81 wren, wenn ID lfe auf 1000
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-15

Sbr fenut, ebrpHrbige 8riber, bic 3e;ts
perbdltnife. Iuf Der etnen Sette fino BITE
Meni6en pen elmer unbanbi9en 2eiewutb
beieeIt, auf Der unSern Sette er9ieBt itb
Elm StrOm i4le6ter S9riften. IS fam
foum geiGiIoert werOen, peI6en Sdacen
bieIe to8tSgIt6 ben Sitten unS ber ReIts
aiOn ;ufigen. Oarum feb etfrtg Sarauf
beoa6t, our9 8ittcn uno @rmabuen UNI
auf an6ere Weiie Die @Iiubigen pom jeneu
unIautern Q4eueu fernSubolten unO ite gu
beferu ~ fa3ren. Sebr nitIi9 Nib es
fem, wenn unter euerer Aufl3t unb Sci:
tun9 GageSbldtter erI9eineu, wel9e BEN
pom allen Seiteu 6argeret9teu Site Sett:
9emdB en~tgcgenptrten, uno bic 8Gbrbett,
Eugeno unO &ettgton i4aeen.
SEQ XIII. al Die portu9ieiii4en Sii3Ofe
1886.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-15
@~srIaMtitlmng
II

SerauSathera uIo Saskatchewan OeutIder iatbO
lii6er 3eitHagcH uaO 3citifrtitcn sur De-
iSre9uug No SciGLuBfafiaHg Gc;igltd ci
uer Sub2lsausgabc OtciEr Siatter jHnl gOl
senea YrtcitcrzS HbilGam SeO'8 XIII.
Im OouueritGg, ben 10. Ufdr5, fans
in Cincinnati cine 8eriammlug Don Ser,
a~usQebern uu6 Saskatchewan oeuti6er ia:
tboll3er 3eitungeu uno 3eiti9rtiten I'M:
ter benz 8orIis 6es pom ibnen gum Ser:
~trauenSmaune GuSerleieneu bo9u. 6errr
@m. 3appert non GOuiu9ton, Rp.. itatt,
SEER &soacteur 8. RIapprotb pom ct.
Saul, Mtnn., wurbe gum Setretdr sc,
pdblt.
4nweIeuo maren bic bo6u. 6errn 90.
Sappert Don 9outu9tOu, +. S6It3ter pom
r@atieufreuu6" IN @oiumbus, uuO bic
Germ q. Dittri9 pom y@abrbeits.
freuu6" in Cincinnati, gtic. @onnsr DOn
Der ,2urembur8er @aSstte" uno Soma"
in Dubuque, ga, Qouis 9lantenmeier pom
v6croL6 bes @Iaubens" in ct. 2outs,
S. 4. 9ranOstsr Jun. pom yGat6oIii4en
@o3enblntt" in Chicago, Is. gteubauS
pom r@laubensbote" in 2ouisOiQe unb $.
&lapprotb pom rWaHOerer" 1T ct. PauI.
SIS wur6en 8etreff8 ser pom bo6p. So.
Tappert acknowledgement qualification elmer
Subel: Aus9abe Der beuti6sn tatboItiden
3eitungen urb 3eiti@riften in Qmeriea bic
folger0en GteloluttOnen einbsliig mad
grlnOIi9er Seipre9Hn9 an9enommen.
l. Die aus alien tatbcIii3en 8Iattern
3uIammcuseitslte Su6etauSga6e nit eineul
9emeinlamen EittelblGtte 81 u?riebeu, bas
Elm GbronOgramm un0 Elm Iatstnil@es 6eits
9ebi6t entbGIten fol-.
Q. QaB 6Ormat, Gapier un6 Qu5itat,
tung zines ieOen @rempIar9 Der 3eitungen
in Der SubelauSgabe ME gep6buIi3 9eIais
fen werOe. unO bag bic erite Sette Der elm:
3eInen gldtter inter benz Eitsl mad Belle
ben Der eiuSeIueu 9erausge5sr ~per5tert
werbe unb baS latstnii9e TeitSe0t5t ne6It
beuti9er ue6eriesun8 ert6a!te.
3. 0aB iebe Der Seitnummern cine
2ebsnSbei5reibun9 OeS bl. 8ater8 bringe.
4. 0aB bic e~inBetnen 8ldtter fein Bib
bes 81. 8aterS briugeu iouen; iOn6ern,
baB elm iOl6es ouf bas &itelbIatt Der
9sIammtaus9abe geiebt wer0e.
5. Dag bic Subeluummer bic erite
drummer ber etn5eIHen 3ettuu9eH unb 3eits
i9rtften i'm &aguit ietn iOG.
G.. Dag bic etr5eLnen 3eitungen uu6
!3etti6rtften Der 3ubeluusgabs ie mad
ibrem utter etu9cretbt werben.
7. Dag Der Ginbaub Der Qra6tauS;
sabe pom @sbr. 8eu5iger beiOrgt werben
iou.
8. OaB u%euisiteus 200 Gremptare Der
ein,elueu gIdtter - ie mad 8siteaung
mebr - pom ben einjelneu 9~erauS9ebern
fret our 8erfiguu9 geiteut weroen ioQen
tu elmer 9ebunbeneu @eiammtausgabe,
pel6e an Gae. bic hieleIbe bis gum eriten
SSuli, 6ur3 germittsIuns Der ein1eIuen
SIatter, bel benz Setretdr, s.. 6Iapprotb,
Reoafteur oes v@auoerer" IN ct. Yaul,
beifeGen, gum Breiie pom 800 as9eSeben
wirb; Der Jfein9epinn 1T beitimmt ais
Der Bsitrag Der fatboIii9en benti4en
9reie in Qmsrifa fir bas proiecttrte yeo;
SauS in Nep gort.
8. Dag elm benz uorissn Sei9IuB ent;
ipre6en6er aufruf pom 9rdfiOentsn unb
Secretar bieisr 8sriammInnsen IN ben
beuti6en tatbOIii9sn 8Idttern bemnd&ft
s%rIaiien perben iOu.
10. 9ab Der bo4p. 9r. 5Oi. Setting
pom v@a~iIenfreunb" in Columbus, o.,
unb ber bo3p. ST.. Bm. 5drber pom
vYaItoralblatt" in ct. Gouis, Mo., pom
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-15

9rn. grdltDentsn >>.eiudt psrtsn, fir eine
Der SfaqIau' ~sabe beisusebenbs latets
ntl@e 9ofeH,t on ben 81, Softer iotpie aud
fiir oas Latter ii9e @shidt Der Seitaussabe
uno. oeuffr1e lleberietuug hes leeterer'
Gorge gu trasen.
@inr'mnati, 10. Udrs 1887.
8ep. 0m. Rapport, Stafoent.
s.. &Iapprotb, Sctrstdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-15
&atbplti1er &trGem 4aIenSer'
SsIus ipeiiet 5000 Munn.-SOb. 6.
AGtuns i6r Sat6cft&en {!
Bic stisntue Des pert. Btus *.

8tr eriutben gle iuftGu6tgF, alien bener
nit eureun 9uteu @iien uno eurer @unl,
betSuiteben, Die, nit @etit bc8abt unb NIT
~eeniisenber SenntntB uusseriItet, tt9 at
Sic &rbeit modem uuO Sn9er uno 3eltuH:
een sur &ert9eiOisuns une Serbrettung Del
.fatbotti9en &ebre oerOffentli9en.
@ncpclica YiIS TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-15
Die sttutute seo's XIII.

2afet fuer 2j9t Ieu9ten Dor ben Utens
fGeu, bouit lie euere guten 8erfe feben.
ltnD Der 6err sebe eu4 6u5u Seinen Segen!
SEQ XIII. an bas in Yar1na eri6einenbe Siott
Luce" (Geu6tt), anfan9 1880.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-05
q Good Investment

Anyone who has ever dealt IL lands,
knows that no investment of money will
so surely and quickly yield & return, as
such venture II carefully made. To
the absolute safety % a government
bond, is sdded profit fs- II excess of
rate of interest which can be obtained
on any safe loan. In Kansas and Neb-
rasks especially lands are raising in value
very rapidly and with a steady growth
which gives assurance OF stability. The
good season and the great tide Of immiA
grafton into these states has made invest
ment there doubly safe and desirable
The climate of Southern Nebraska and
of Kansas, free as it is from the long
RIGOROUS cold winter, added to q soil
unsurpassed for richness and productive
capacity, has made possible The wonderful
development of these states To the far
mer they hold out special inducements
Cheap land, easy term Of purchase, good
markets and varied products enable him to
own bis farm at g smaller cost and with less
labor than is required to pay rent for the
land he occupies here. or the interest on
the money he has invested in it,
If you are looking for safe place TO
invest money, where it will pay you a
large and sure profit, or if you are FARM
er and want q farm of your own, call on
me and see what | have to offer will
make the visit profitable to you. Office
over American Express Office, Rock Is
land, ILL., SAvLLE JOHNSTON.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-05

For a few days several of the jurors
trying the Coyne perjury case have ex-
pressed desire to see Miss Lillian Lewis
at the opera house. 1t is common rule
that the Jurors in criminal proceedings
shall not be separated during the process
of the trial, except in charge of bailitf,
or have any communication with the out
side world whatever In fact criminal
jury is more strictly guarded by the court
than the prisoner on trial, and the
Jurors are often denied the liberties of
the defendant. The majority of the
Coyne jury wanted to see Miss Lewis,
but there were four of their number so reii.
giously inclined, that they believed attend
ing a theatre grave sin. Now il the ver>
dict had been in the hands of the jury,
| then no power could have been brought
to bear to allow the members
to be separated; they must all
have been in accord with the desire or it
could not have been gratifed But
when Judge Smith was asked if it were
possible for the eight who wished to. to
attend "Frou Frou" last night, the
judge replied that he was willing if
Sheriff Silvis could take care of the four
virtuous ones.
This settled it, for if there is any man
willing to take of his coat and do any
thing possible tor jury. it is Sharp, and
that official placed Bsillff Fountain in
charge of the four who were not enclined
to so. and the other eight went to the
theatre in charge OF Bailiff Carey, and
they enjoyed the recreation greatly,
thanks to Judge Smith and Sheriff
| Sijvis.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-05
CONDENSED NEWS,

The revival in progress in Dr. Talmages
church at Brooklyn has thus far resulted in
1000 conversions.
Chandler j Wells, one of the pioneers of
Buffalo, who served one term as mayor. died
in that city Friday.
The car has received from Emperor Will
lam a declaration that Germany has no in
tention of attacking France.
Fire Friday destroyed block of seven
stores at Hurley, Wis, and the postoffice
and three business places at Hastings, Neb
Engelke D. Reimers, secretary of the Eagle
| Homestead association. of Chicago. has been
| arrested for embezzhng $500 within the
| past three years
| William Raab a life convict in Joliet
prison, was given his liberty Friday for saw
| ing the life of Deputy Warden Mcdonald
| when assaulted by Frank Rande
The judgment for S200, 900 damages re-
| Gently given to Father Lyons against Bishop
| HennesSy has been set aside as the latter
had not been given time to plead or notice OF
| trial
| The lexis senate passed a bill to prohibit
dealing in futures, the penalty for each days
| OutuSe btAil5 SlA III ldll anu n uedNl
fine. The houss will probably adopt the
| measure.
CaSsius N Clay has called the attention Of
| President Cleveland to a published report
that a cargo of Australian rabbits is on the
way to our shores, and he gives warning Of
the ravages TO be expected The matter wa'
referred to the treasury department, anC
will be submitted to the committee on way,
and means The animals breed faster thai
they can be killed, even when bounties 70,
| their skins are offered
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-05
THE POSTWAR.
Who will Bring Your Daily Mail
and Where You May Deposit
Letters---Paste This in Your Hat.

On Monday morning the free delivery
system will be formally inaugurated in
Rock Island by Postmaster Halves, and
after that date the mail will be delivered
and collected regularly within the carrier
districts. Letters deposited in any of the
city boxes tomorrow, will be collected
tomorrow evening for the eastern mail.
THE DISTRICTS
Following are the districts and carriers
as assigned by Postmaster HAYES. and
from this you may see who your carrier
will be:
Route l. From the eastern limit to
the middle Of Tweny- ninth street. George
Browner
Route 2 From Twenty>ninth to the
middle OF Twenty thrd street. David
Fitzgerald.
Route 8. From Twenty-third street
west to Eleventh street. north of Third
avenue; Edward Burrill, Jr.
Route t. From Twenty third west to
Fourteenth street, south of Third avenue,
John McDarrah.
Route 5. All west of Eleventh street,
north of Third avenue, and all west of
| Fourteenth street. south of Third avenue,
Albert Young
THE BOXES
have been located on or near The follow
ing corners or intersection OF streets
| and avenues;
First avenue-Twentieth street.
Second avenue - Fourth, Sjxth,
Twelfth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth, Nine
teenth streets. Harper house, Rock Isl,
and house.
| Third avenue-Ninth, Tenth, Thir
tenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Eighteenth,
| Twentieth, Twenty-siXth streets.
Fourth avenue-First. Fifth, Twelfth,
Seventeenth. Twenty-third, streets
Fifth avenue-Twentieth, Twentg.
fifth. Twenty ninth, Thlrty-second. Thir,
ty>eighth, streets.
Sixth avenue-Ninth, Nineteenth.
Forty second. streets.
Seventh avenue - Fifth, Twelfth
Seventeenth, Twenty third, Twenty,
seventh, Thirty-tifth, streets.
Eighth Ninth, Fourteenth,
Twentieth streets.
Ninth avenue-Twenty>ninth street.
| DELIVERIES AND COLLECTIONS.
Deliveries aud collections will be mad c
at the following specified times:
!. Special delivery for business men
from u. m. to s:30p. m.
?. General delivery fer all, leaving
the Office at $50 a. m. and returning at
100 p. m.
8 General delivery for all. leaving at
p m and returning at 5 p. m.
: Special collection at Sis p. m.
| b Collection OF star boxes at 9 p N
The above may be found worthy of
preservation, as it will be of convenience
to persons receiving and depositiug mai
in the different carrier districts.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-05
BRIEFLETS.
Fine bananas at Hawley's.
Solid cabbage at HawleY's.

Fine bananas at Hawley's.
Solid cabbage at Hawley's.
Fresh lettuce and spinach at Hswleys.
Capt. George Lamont has returned from
his visit to Svedonis.
Mrs. J. Ed Loosely has returned from
her visit to Southern Kansas.
Chocolate cream coffee in 90 cent
packages, fresh. at Truesdale & O'Con-
nor's.
Wynes & Schneider have just received
a new invoice Of boots and shoes for
spring wear.
The executive board of the hospital
guild will meet st Mrs. C. Lynde's resi-
dence Monday, at $50 p. m.
Yesterday was centennial anniversary
in the Episcopal church in America, and
the day was appropriately commemorated
in many of the larger cities.
N. B. Sawyer, of Frazer & Sawyer.
bankers OF leighton, Sane county.
Kansas, is in the city on a visit to Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Frazer
The pound packages of fidelity sausage
sold by Truesd ale s. 0'Connor are meet
ing with large sale, because Of their
being of an excellent gu: .ity and well
seasoned. Try them.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-05
Court Cuttings

In the Coyne case this morning. Mike
Fluegel, brother to Henry Fluegel, was
put on the stand by the people, and
testified substantially the same as Henry
and Margaretha Fluegel. The prosec-
ton then called man by the name of S.
C. Remley, who at the first testified that
be knew nothing at all about the case;
that Coyne had said nothing to him about
the Wapsie farm, nor the ownership of it.
Finally beng asked il he was not a wit
ness before the grand jury, he admitted
that he was, and being pressed testified
to several conversations with Coyne in
which Coyne admitted that he held the
farm simply in trust, Fleugel being the
real owner The same witness was on
the stand this afternoon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-05
Rays from the Headlight.


Conductor Pollards St. Louis train
was three hours late this morning. being
delayed by a freight train accident at
Opheim. No serious damage was done
1t is rumored that Tom Potter, pres
ident of the c., B. & @. railroad, has said
that If Galesburg insists upon giving the
A. T. g. S. F. railroad S150,000 to put
their road through that city and estab-
fish shops there, he will remove the c..
B. & @. shops from that city to some
other point
Trainmaster Stanton. of the c., B. &
| G. road, was in the city today shaking
hands with old friends, and looking after
railroad business He says the %" did
the largest freight business in January
that it ever did before in single month,
and predicts great things for the future.
Stanton showes his interest in Rock ISL
aad and her people by having copy of
the DAILY ARGUS sent TO him at Boards
town.
The annual report of the state board
of railroad and warehouse commission
efs for the year ending January Both.
1855, was as follows: The gross earn.
ings for Illinois business for the yeal
ending June Both. 1885, IS $50, 676, 351.
| 06, of which SIS. 316. 104 AS is from pas
sengers, SS7. 523, 917.63 is from freight,
and So. S37, 32s97 is from other sources.
These figures show decrease from that
of last years business of 81, 2S3, 613. 10.
The total operating expenses and taxes
paid In Illinois during the wear was S35-
sol, 452 IS, The gross receipts from Ill
inois for the year ending June Both
after deducting operating expences and
taxes paid. is $40, sos AS Forty,
nine roads reporting show an aggregate
gross profit Of $50, 1856, 24l?92. and four
roads show au aggregate gross losj of
$40. 1894 The aggregate operating
expenses and taxes whole hne) for the
year ending June 3Oth was $l33, 433
$685..
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-05
The HOME OF THE BLIZZARD.


A Fuel Famine with the Temperatur re
AT Minus o. Casualties.
HELENA. NJ. T, Feb 5.-The Indian com
missioners who arrived at Choteau last Fri
day from the Biackfoot agency, after hard
struggle through the blizzard, have been
sncs bound there ever since, with the Their
momstsr ~ degrees below zero Such is the
scarcity OF fuel IN Choteau that fences ana
unoccupiei houses viii be burned if the
storm continues. Six to eight thousand cat
tie along the Teton river are suffering
greatly for food.
\ Fort Benton special reports fuel fam,
inc with the people burning fences and out.
houses They have MOI enough flour and
coal oil TO last fortnight
4 Maple Creek, n. ". 7, special reports
a deplorahle situation there. At Assinaboint
Thursday the Thermometer was 81 degree,
below zero. The missing Chotesu coacl
reached Sun River Thursday night
A special from Fargo, D. T., SAYS the
storm between Jamestown and Fargo ha.
been the worst in the history of the country
Each blizzard seems more severe and terribl'
than the last The thermometer ranged be
tween IS and 20 below zero all day Thurs
day, and east and west of this point terrific
billiards are raging. The train from tbs
east with four engines was unable to gel
through the drifts, and numerous settlers are
reported lost on the plains A man neal
Sirius was lost Wednesday night going from
his mouse TO town, a distance of four miles
He was found in a snow drift His legs vii
have TO be amputated and it Is thought h,
can not recover.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-05
Rural GIeaniNgS

Mr., Phillip Weiss aud Miss Maggie
Wiley, of Rural, were married Wednes-
day, and will make Kansas their future
home.
The people of Rural have had quite a
water famine. Supervisor Goodlow had
somewhat of an experience in digging a
well on his place. The well nearly
caved in on him. and he was obliged to go
down thirty-one feet before striking
water At present howeverhe has
abundance of water.
Mr. Colon Campbell, of Ontario, Cam
ada, is visiting his brother in-law, Super
visor Goodlow, in Rural.